Chapter 1.4, Problem 31LC

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation : The two steps for solving non-numeric problems are to be listed.

Concept Introduction : The ability to solve a problem is a skill that is employed all the time.

Answer to Problem 31LC

Analyze and solve are the two steps for solving non-numeric problems.

Explanation of Solution

The ability to solve a problem is a skill that is employed all the time.

Chemistry word problems don't always call for calculations. Some problems require you to adapt the theories you are learning to a brand-new circumstance.

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It’s still necessary to determine what is known and what is unknown to answer a non-numeric problem.

Most importantly, it needs to think of a plan for moving from the known to the unknown.

For non-numeric problems, the two-step technique for problem-solving is modified.

Analyze and solve are the steps in solving a non-numeric problem.

It may be helpful to apply problem-solving techniques such as designing flowcharts, diagrams, or models.